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9/11 Rememberance
By Colonel (Ret.) Sean Hannah, Ph.D., Wednesday, September 11, 2019
On this day 18 years ago I sat at my desk in the Pentagon, when news of the Twin Towers being hit came in. Moments later at 9:37am I felt a deafening blast shake the Pentagon. All told, in the Pentagon, Twin Towers, and fields of Pennsylvania nearly 3,000 people were killed and 6,000 injured; with untold numbers later perishing from other ailments. This attack touched the world, as these casualties were from 90 different countries, and their loss affected tens of thousands of loved ones around the globe. Read More +Engage in Fitness Activities with Coworkers - the Younger the Better
By Brigadier General (Retired) Maureen LeBoeuf, Ed.D., Thursday, August 22, 2019
I grew up as an athlete, a swimmer. I swam competitively from a young age through my college years. Upon graduation I entered the Army and enjoyed the occasional mornings of physical training. At the time it was the mid 70s and physical training in the Army was just not that important. Eventually, it became more and more important, I loved that physical training was a mandatory part of my day. I spent 28 years in our Army.
I now find myself in my mid-60s and a proud holder of a Medicare card. The older we get the more challenging it can be to stay active. We all have those days when we wake up and something hurts. I refer to this as the ache of the day. Not sure why I have it, I just do. Read More +
Leadership Xcellence: The Heart of Leadership Is Not Business, It's Personal
Major General (Retired) Keith Thurgood, Ph.D.
Major General (Retired) Keith Thurgood, Ph.D.
